Clinton and Tecumseh during the summer months and from Tecumseh to the rural railroad junction of Raisin Center, where the track originally crossed the Norfolk Southern mainline. An additional two miles of track (now disconnected from the northern section) runs from Raisin Center to Lenawee Junction. Most trains operate between the Clinton and Tecumseh, permitting stopovers. In October, "Fall Color Tours" traditionally used the longer segment to Raisin Center, although in 2014 and 2015 they were run between Clinton and Tecumseh instead. Fall Color Tours will return to its traditional route in 2016. A notable feature of the line is Bridge 15, a Howe deck truss bridge listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Operations Operations typically run from May to October and December, usually operating between Clinton and Tecumseh. Special events include Clinton's Fall Festival in late September, color tours between Tecumseh and Raisin Center in October, and a "Santa train" in December. The train typically includes a South Shore car, passenger gondola and a caboose or two, powered by a 44-ton diesel. Collection Among the Society's equipment: The two Ann Arbor ALCO RS-1 locomotives, #20 and #21. #20 is located in Shepherd, Michigan in static display. #21 will be undergoing a study for return to service in 2015. The only General Motors GMDH-3 diesel-hydraulic locomotive ever built. It is not currently operational. Former Western Maryland GE 44-ton switcher #75, in operation on most trips. Former Detroit and Mackinac Railway GE 44-ton Switcher #10, built for the M&STL as their D-742, recently acquired and awaiting restoration to operational service. The last mechanically intact New York Central MU Car, #4330 (numbered Penn Central 1291). Two 1920 Chicago South Shore cars, #1 and #36. The former Pullman sleeper "Emerald Vale", later used by the Ann Arbor Railroad as a work train car. New York Central bay window caboose #21692. New Haven Railroad caboose #C-626, for a time repainted as Penn Central #19882, a caboose which ran on this line. A large collection of "track speeder" railway motorcars. A small Plymouth locomotive. An Ann Arbor Railroad boxcar. Two flat cars. Grand Trunk Western transfer caboose #75053. An NYC Pipe Gondola converted to open air passenger car. References External links Southern Michigan Railroad Society Web site(new site available 10-17-09, current with updated links) Photos of Society equipment The line's truss bridge Map of railroads in Lenawee County Data about nonprofit from justgive.org